Nested collections not working with external errors dot paths notation

[victorgarciaesgi]

Hello!
Sorry for the delay on the feedback, I was unable to test it.

For me it only worked on a first level array, like:
"players.0.name": "Pepito is a very ugly name" ✅ Works and error is stored

But errors like this one did not work:
"players.1.shoes": "Player needs more than one pair of shoes to play" ❌ Does not work, error not stored (shoes being a collection)
"players.0.shoes.0.id": "Shoe ID does not exist" ❌ Does not work, error not stored

I don't know if it is a mistake on my side or a bug. I have little time this days to investigate.

Originally posted by @bpuig in #147 (comment)

[victorgarciaesgi]

Fixed the problem in 1.8.0-beta.2

[victorgarciaesgi]

To be sure to have the same use case as you, here is my tests:

const form = ref({
   players: [{ shoes: [{ id: '', name: '' }] }],
});

const externalErrors = ref({});

const { r$ } = useRegle(form, {}, { externalErrors });


externalErrors.value = {
  // Applies to the array itself, locating the errors in `$self`
  'base.players.0.shoes': ['Server Error shoes'],
  // Applies to the child property
  'base.players.0.shoes.0.id': ['Server Error id shoes n°0'],
  // Applies to the first array itself, in `$self`
  'base.players': ['Server Error players'],
};


expect(vm.r$.players.$self.$errors).toStrictEqual(['Server Error players']);
expect(vm.r$.players.$each[0].shoes.$self.$errors).toStrictEqual(['Server Error shoes']);
expect(vm.r$.players.$each[0].shoes.$each[0].name.$errors).toStrictEqual([]);
expect(vm.r$.players.$each[0].shoes.$each[0].id.$errors).toStrictEqual(['Server Error id shoes n°0']);